Routledge Recording the Classical Guitar - Music History Book

Explore the evolution of classical guitar recording through this scholarly work by Routledge. This book tracks the development of recording practices from the early twentieth century through the acoustic era and up to the introduction of the CD. It examines the careers of influential practitioners and analyzes how recorded repertoire programs helped shape the identity of the instrument. By looking at musical aesthetics and national allegiances, the text explains how changing recording methods influenced the way guitarists perceive their craft. This volume is part of the Perspectives on Music Production series, offering a deep look into the relationship between technology and musical identity.